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Building magazine@Building_magOct 16

The province has framed it as a traffic relief measure, but critics say it's an example of provincial overreach that will make streets less safe, and no less congested. building.ca/cyclists-attempt… building.ca/cyclists-attempt…

Cyclists attempt to block Toronto bike lane removals for second day, one arrested

The province has framed it as a traffic relief measure, but critics say it's an example of provincial overreach that will make streets less safe, and no less congested.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 16

The groups say a recent Appeal Court decision in their case goes beyond bike lanes and raises the question of under what circumstances a government can pursue life-risking policies. building.ca/toronto-cyclists… building.ca/toronto-cyclists…

Toronto cyclists ask Canada's top court to weigh in on Ford's bike lane removal plan

The groups say a recent Appeal Court decision in their case goes beyond bike lanes and raises the question of under what circumstances a government can pursue life-risking policies.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 15

Over the past two years, rents have declined 7.3 per cent, falling to their lowest September level since 2022, and are now 9.2 per cent below the peak of $2,202 reached in May 2024. building.ca/canadian-rents-f… building.ca/canadian-rents-f…

Canadian rents fall for two straight years: report

Over the past two years, rents have declined 7.3 per cent, falling to their lowest September level since 2022, and are now 9.2 per cent below the peak of $2,202 reached in May 2024.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 15

After nearly a century watching Montreal change around her, architect and activist Phyllis Lambert believes citizens need a greater voice in shaping the city’s future. building.ca/museum-marks-phy… building.ca/museum-marks-phy…

Museum marks Phyllis Lambert’s upcoming 100th birthday with a yearlong program

Speaking at a Canadian Centre for Architecture news conference on September 29, unveiling plans for her centennial, the 99-year-old described Montreal as a “city of communities” and pointed to...

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 14

Occupancy levels, solar exposure, special event schedules, and room activities are likely to shift over time, and building systems need to be able to flex to meet changing needs without requiring major renovation or reconstruction. building.ca/feature/beyond-t… building.ca/feature/beyond-t…

Beyond the Blueprint: Lighting Design for Building Performance

Occupancy levels, solar exposure, special event schedules, and room activities are likely to shift over time, and building systems need to be able to flex to meet changing needs without requiring...

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 14

The federal government made the first of a series of health-care funding announcements on October 5 as it works to secure seven-year deals with each of the provinces and territories. building.ca/ottawa-northwest… building.ca/ottawa-northwest…

Ottawa, Northwest Territories sign health, infrastructure funding agreement

The first of those agreements, worth $51.2 million, is with the Northwest Territories.

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With a Half Century in Toronto, Bobrick Canada Eyes Growth for the Next 50 Years

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 13

Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area were down in September from a year ago, while average prices continued to decline as soft conditions persist in some parts of the housing market. building.ca/rising-mortgage-… building.ca/rising-mortgage-…

Rising mortgage rates, tariff tensions weigh on Greater Toronto September home sales

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board said in its monthly report on October 6 that homebuyers were in a holding pattern in September, as uncertainty surrounding the economy, inflation and borrowing...

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 13

The updated data show a modest decline of 7,225 persons in Q4 2025, with Q3 2025 alone revised from -76,068 to +114,941. building.ca/statistics-canad… building.ca/statistics-canad…

Statistics Canada population revisions show new supply driving down rents: report

The updated data show a modest decline of 7,225 persons in Q4 2025, with Q3 2025 alone revised from -76,068 to +114,941.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 9

After nearly a century watching Montreal change around her, architect and activist Phyllis Lambert believes citizens need a greater voice in shaping the city’s future. building.ca/museum-marks-phy… building.ca/museum-marks-phy…

Museum marks Phyllis Lambert’s upcoming 100th birthday with a yearlong program

Speaking at a Canadian Centre for Architecture news conference on September 29, unveiling plans for her centennial, the 99-year-old described Montreal as a “city of communities” and pointed to...

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 9

The report argues that the risks plaguing Canada's growth prospects will likely rein in inflationary pressures — limiting the degree of monetary policy tightening needed to keep prices in check. building.ca/soft-economy-sho… building.ca/soft-economy-sho…

Soft economy should limit Bank of Canada's rate hikes: Capital Economics

The report argues that the risks plaguing Canada's growth prospects will likely rein in inflationary pressures — limiting the degree of monetary policy tightening needed to keep prices in check.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 8

Pistes cyclables, tramways, voies réservées, péages urbains : partout, les projets destinés à réduire la place de l’automobile et à favoriser le transport durable soulèvent des controverses et polarisent les débats. building.ca/feature/quand-le… building.ca/feature/quand-le…

Quand les transports divisent la ville: regard sur les controverses autour de la mobilité durable

La transition vers une mobilité urbaine plus durable est de plus en plus envisagée par les villes à travers le monde en raison de ses bénéfices économiques (amélioration de l’attractivité), sociaux...

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 8

The 66-year-old has been living in transitional housing for the last four months, and plans to list the address of that facility as his residence when he casts his ballot in the Oct. 5 Quebec election. building.ca/advocates-say-qu… building.ca/advocates-say-qu…

Advocates say Quebec rules keep unhoused voters from polls as election nears

The 66-year-old has been living in transitional housing for the last four months, and plans to list the address of that facility as his residence when he casts his ballot in the Oct. 5 Quebec...

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 7

A Toronto hospital network is set to greatly expand its unique permanent housing program that largely serves homeless people who visit hospital emergency departments an inordinate amount of time. building.ca/toronto-hospital… building.ca/toronto-hospital…

Toronto hospital to greatly expand permanent housing program that reduces ER visits

The University Health Network's Dunn House has seen great success in the early days for its 51 residents, a model that will expand to help 300 people.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 7

A top official at the Bank of Canada says monetary policymakers are struggling to find new tools and pathways to address persistent housing affordability challenges. building.ca/bank-of-canadas-… building.ca/bank-of-canadas-…

Bank of Canada’s key rate ‘too blunt’ to fix housing unaffordability: official

Senior deputy governor Carolyn Rogers gave a speech in Victoria, B.C., on October 1 that laid out the complex interplay between housing, regulation, the economy and the Bank of Canada.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 6

The Calgary Real Estate Board says 1,650 homes changed hands last month, as the residential benchmark price fell 0.8 per cent to $566,700. building.ca/calgary-home-sal… building.ca/calgary-home-sal…

Calgary home sales decrease 3.8 per cent in September, prices also down: board

The Calgary Real Estate Board says 1,650 homes changed hands last month, as the residential benchmark price fell 0.8 per cent to $566,700.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 6

Retail construction starts amounted to 1.5 million square feet in the first half of this year, commercial real estate firm JLL said in a new report. building.ca/retailers-face-t… building.ca/retailers-face-t…

Retailers face tougher search for space as construction drops to 10-year low: JLL

Retail construction starts amounted to 1.5 million square feet in the first half of this year, commercial real estate firm JLL said in a new report.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 5

New survey data shows renters are facing a difficult search, while confidence remains steady. building.ca/renters-faced-di… building.ca/renters-faced-di…

Renters faced difficult search in summer as incentives remained widespread: survey

New survey data shows renters are facing a difficult search, while confidence remains steady.

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Building magazine@Building_magOct 5

The agency said real gross domestic product was essentially unchanged in July. Strength in construction and utilities that month was offset by declines elsewhere in the economy. building.ca/stalled-july-gro… building.ca/stalled-july-gro…

Stalled July growth reflects the economy's 'broader volatility': economist

The agency said real gross domestic product was essentially unchanged in July. Strength in construction and utilities that month was offset by declines elsewhere in the economy.

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